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The Band—Or When The Booing Ended
by: Caroline Boucher
Nobody seems to know much about the Band. That they’re a living legend is a fact, a household name, true, but few people could enlighten you much further because the Band has made it purely on MUSIC.
Understandably then, the Band shy away from interviews, and when finally cornered in London’s Inn on the Park they looked rather out of place, rather like ill at ease woodsmen.
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by: Caroline Boucher
published: September 10, 2008
in column: Classic Vantage
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